Muscle Relaxants

I just did, It is about the same as combining Soma with Lortab.

Skelaxin is a muscle relaxing medication used to treat muscle spasms or soft tissue injuries. It relieves pain by releasing the tension in the muscle. It will not relieve any other type of pain. It is not a narcotic, but requires a prescription for use. It is not considered a medication that is typically abused, since it is not associated with any type of a high and does not produce a hypnotic state. It does contain a sedative like quality.

Hydrocodone, or vicodin is a narcotic. It relieves many different types of pain. When taken as prescribed, is does not usually create a high or hypnotic state because it is relieving moderate to severe pain. If taken when NOT in moderate to severe pain it does contribute to the desired effects an addict finds tempting. When taken as prescribed for chronic pain, it is NOT addicting, but the body does develope a DEPENDENCE on the medication, which is very different to the dependence an addict developes. Even when prescribed, a person should always carefully evaluate the severity and type of pain, and consider if something else might be just as effective. The body will develope a tolerance for hydrocone over time, and will require larger doses to equal the same relief, therfore ongoing evaluation is very important. Chronic pain should be actively treated with a doctor or with a pain management center.

An important note: 1 tablet of vicodin also contains 500mg of Tylenol. When used in moderation, Tylenol (or acetaminophen) is a safe and effective way to treat pain. However, no more than 4,000mg of Tylenol should be taken in any 24 hour period, and should not be used at these levels on a long term basis because permanent liver damage may occur. You doctor may prescribe 1-2 tablets of vicodin every 4-6 hours, but you may not have more than 8 tablets in any 24 hour period. If you are finding your pain is not relieved and are taking the maximum amount of vicodin daily, talk to your doctor about other pain medication which contain less Tylenol that may be more suited for you. Also, you should NEVER drink with any type of pain medication, but especially medciations containing Tylenol. Alcohol and Tylenol are lethal to the liver, can cause acute liver failure resulting in the need for a transplant.

ANY scheduled narcotic will result in a positive drug screen. Routine drugs screens generally do not test for non-narcotic medications, although if you eat poppyseed breads and rolls reguarly, you will test positive for opiates.

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I took Valium whilst taking subutex, to help with sleep and anxiety while withdrawling. Worked wonders. Be careful not to end up with another addiction though.

No, Valium is in a class of drugs called benzodiazepines, while hydrocodone is a synthetic opiate. The effects of these drugs vary greatly, as well as the risk in taking them.

Because Valium is in the same family. Generic name for Valium is Diazepam. See the similarity?

ehhh I think you'd just fall asleep.

I've taken 80 mgs before feeling nothing until I smoked some G13

But then again I have a high tolerance to everything.

its touch and gor really , but if it was just a one of you should be fine as usally takes 10 to 12 days to come out, goog luck, yours truly buckles(y nickname>

No it is a muscle relaxant. It has no stimulant properties and if anything makes you quite tired.

Depends on what causes your back pain. Tramadol is a painkiller, with little muscle relaxant properties. Diazepam will only relax the back muscles. I would say tramadol is the best for pain. In small doses both med's can also be taken together.

i don't recommend them together. both are depressants of varying degrees. if absolutely necessary then stagger the times thy are given, not together, which is difficult because Nyquil is long acting. Check with a doctor or pharmacist.

yes it can, as it not time released.

Id say im 99.9 % sure you wouldn't od on that low a dose im on forty right now. Feeling rather sedated. Cyclobenzaprine acts on the muscles that are voluntary, like Muscles on the skeleton. It does not affect muscles such as your cardiovascular muscles, or respritory. You would likely need alot of those little yellow pills to even attempt to overdose on them so you're fine. I've done a little research on them.

I have been taken Norflex (generic name orphenadrine) for 2-3 years. It is not a controlled substance in the USA. For me, I currently have zero side effects. At first it made me a little drowsy until I got used to it, but nothing like cyclobenziprine.

Administration of nitrazepam (10 mg nightly), diazepam (15 mg/day), and chlordiazepoxide (15 and 30 mg/day) had no effect on steady-state plasma warfarin concentrations, the plasma half-life of warfarin, or anticoagulant control in patients and it appears safe to prescribe these agents to patients on long-term oral anticoagulants.

Carisprodol (Soma) is not usually part of a drug test panel, but there are tests that will detect it. It is unlikely that it would be included in an over-the-counter test. Soma is metabolized into meprobamate, a central nervous system depressant, and it can be addictive. It should not be taken with other depressant drugs such as alcohol.

Depends on the drug, most drugs, cocain, heroin, etc, are not fat soluble, the drug that most people refer to that stays in fat cells is marijuana, and it can stay from 3 to 60 days, depending on the extent of abuse.

Acutally benzo's like xanax and Valium also stay in the fat cells and take much longer to come out of your system than other drugs.

No. I am on klonopin along with my subs and my doc prescribes both

If someone is taking that many medications, it would be wise to check with a doctor or pharmacist about the possible synergistic effects of combining these medications.

yea your screwed. i was in drug court a few years ago and i ate a bar about a month and a half before my hair folicole test and that bad boy caused me to fail for benzos

YES! The saliva test is designed to test for DIAZEPAM unless you get lucky and it doesn't test for this type of pill. It can take one to six weeks to exit your system... i know im freaking out too!

No, flexeril is a muscle relaxant. The drug name is cyclobenzaprine. Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain medicine. You can safely take a pain reliever and a muscle relaxant together. They work together to help reduce your discomfort.

No, it is not ok. These two drugs are very powerful and they both have similar affects. Mixing them or taking them together will be very risky at best. Talk to your doctor about the risks of these two drugs.

Depending on which pain killers are you talking about ... paracetamol ( simple analgesic is ok ) but the one that contain opioid derivatives and codeine are not good and should be only be used with specialist care

Generally the biggest risk you take with using over the counter pain killers is damaging the lining of the stomach and intestines or the kidneys.

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